OpenStreetMap
Could someone contact him? I really wish he would open source his services so anyone can set up the essential discussion tools etc.
So maybe his services being down is a good thing. Go coders create a wonderful free software discussion tool that surpass everything! :)
Discussion
Comment from SomeoneElse on 9 November 2019 at 11:19
Can you be a bit more specific? Sites such as this one still work for me.
Comment from pangoSE on 9 November 2019 at 13:10
Oh, both the domain and any subpages I tried gave 404 after a long time of loading. Now they work again.
Comment from freebeer on 9 November 2019 at 20:15
for info,
there are no ipv6 aaaa records for this domain which causes me grief when i’ve not set up a vpn from my ipv6-only provider after a reboot.
the ipv4 records for the domain and the subdomain andy (and i) use are identical,
resultmaps.neis-one.org. 6770 IN A 85.13.139.230
neis-one.org. 4615 IN A 85.13.139.230
;; SERVER: 2001:4860:4860::8844#53(2001:4860:4860::8844)
obviously cached results as the g00g returns uncached results with the original ttl decremented by one.
i have these in a whitelist hosts file, so that dns oddities don’t affect me, and without researching i’ve no idea what a `404’ response is, but i’ve had no problems during my infrequent use the last week, apart from a bug i observed, then reported, and have the assurance it will be remedied tomorrow, sunday. which makes sense as this is not pascal’s own machine, but hosted elsewhere, as a ptr query on the ipv4 address shows:
230.139.13.85.in-addr.arpa name = dd19618.kasserver.com
this is reflected by the soa records returned by g00gle for an aaaa query as the provider.
not sure if this helps, but hey, works for me most of the time.
and i should probably learn kram/mark-down syntax to make my rubbish look pretty, but it’s really not worth the bother to me. text/plain is what i’m used to, so long as it gets the point across. as if i have a point.
Comment from daniel0099 on 10 January 2022 at 08:38
is there any concern regarding ipv4 and ipv6.